Fighting for the Environment

Professor Joan Brennecke, Department of Chemical Engineering “We’re going to have to find other ways of generating the power and energy that we need, or we need to be able to capture the CO2 that we produce from the burning fossil fuels.” Visit Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering: cbe.nd.edu Learn More About Ionic Liquids Research: www.nd.edu

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